- Florida’s DOR issued revised guidance on sales tax for coin-operated amusement machines.
- Charges for arcade games, pinball machines, jukeboxes, and similar devices are subject to 4% sales tax plus applicable local surtax.
- Operators must calculate and remit tax on machine receipts.
- Annual Amusement Machine Certificates are required for each machine at each location, costing $30 per machine and expiring June 30 each year.
- Non-compliance can result in a $250 penalty, and the guidance explains tax calculation methods using county-specific divisors.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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